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his pill shop if knew what to take

this pill shop if l knew what to take
myselfp
"How would some liver pills do
suggested the clerk, without trace
of resentment in his tones.
Liver pills be hanged" answered
the patient most impatiently. "I've
taken enough of them in the last
month to give the torpidest liver in
the Union Club the st. Vitus' dance.
"How would you like some mineral
water ?"
"Confound your mineral water.
I've drank enough of that stuff to
float the English navy. All l need
is a prospectus and rating on the
Mining Exchange to be first class
dividend paying mine. Mineral wa
ter is fraud" and he shook his head
with emphasis.
"I'll tell you what to take" observ-
ed the clerk suavely. "It will do you
good. If it don't, l don't how what
will"
"What is it? don't want any old
medical chestnuts. MY stomach is
educated up to appreciate novelties. F"
ut is simple remedy and effica.
cious," returned the clerk. 1t is mere
ly lemon juice squeezed into glass Of
hot water, without sugar or stick
Drink glass of this night and morn
ing, and see what the effect will be
l recommended it to a friend of mine
the other day who was much sickei
than you. He tried it, and found
himself better almost Immediately
His daily headaches. which medicine
had failed to cure, left him, his appe
tite improved, and he gained severa
pounds within a few weeks. After {
while he omitted the drink either a
night or in the morning, and now a
times does without either of them.
am satisfied from experiment tha
there is no better medicine for person
who are troubled with bilious and liv
er complaints than the simple remedy
l have given. 1t is far better thar
quinine or any other drug, and it i
devoid of their injurious consequences
1t excites the liver, stimulates the di
gestive organs, and tones up the sys
TEN generally. 1t is not unpleasan
to take, either; indeed, one soon get
to liking it."
"Do you think he will take it ?
asked Mail and Express reporter
after the invalid had departed will
his free prescription.
EYES," answered the clerk, "and
he does he will never try any NOR
nostrums. 1t is the best thing l hav'
ever seen, and l have to hear Of tn
first case it doesn't help."-New Yorl
Mail and Express.
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When Vestryman Green bowed his
head to read the responses of the lit.
any last Sunday he was very drowsy
indeed, and he had repeated Lord
have mercy upon us miserable sim
ners" but three times when he fell fast
asleep. His wife nudged him with
her parasol without success.
When the minister reached "And
now, seventeenthly, my beloved breth'
ren," Vestryman Green awoke, and
being unconscious of the lapse Of time
responded in sonorous and fervent
voice:
Lord have mercy upon us miser.
able sinners. New York Times.
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Expansion Extraordinary.

Gilhooly-"It's a very elegant ul-
ster, as you cay, Mr.. Schaumberg, and
l would like to pay your price for it,
but it is too long. 1t drags on the
ground"
Nose Schaumberg-"It looks like
it might be schoost a leetle long, but
ven you walks dot street on, dose pee
bles will admire dot elegant ulster so
much, dot your preast will swell out
nit pride, so dot maple dot ulster will
come up apove your knees. Texas
Siftings.
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II think I'll give this country the
shake" remarked the malaria, as it
prepared for business Washington
Critic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-09

Advice to contributor-Write on
one side of the paper even though
you be wrong on the other side.-
Texas Siftings.
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Many of the car wheels now used
are made of paper. Here's chance
for some more tall lying about paper
circulation.-Yonkers Statesman.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-09

A. great many people who are both
cred to death about where Bob Inger-
soil will 90 when he dies, haven't
looked to see how their own tickets
are marked yet.-Washington Critic.
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"What is more lovely than peace
full grandmother ?" asks an exchange.
Her granddaughter. If that is not
the right answer, we give it up
Omaha World.
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"What can't be cured must be en-
dured," we know but what are you
going to do about what can't be en-
dured. Citizen.
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The basso profundo may not be
anything of sailor, but he is always
at home on the deep C.-Burlington
Free Press.
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Henry George used to be an inspect,
or of gas meters, but he has been pro-
moted-he is something of gas met
er himself now.-Life.
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The red flag species of Socialists
don't want the earth. They only want
the land and the lager. The rest of
the folks can have the water.-Oil
City Blizzard.
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Old lady livery much shocked i
Little boys, what are you playing
Skinny" for on the Sabbath days
Little boys-We're playin' for f.
cents a game.-Life.
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"And how do like your new place,
Maryp
mot at all, nam. The mistress do
not use sich beautiful perfume as yees
did. boston Transcript.
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Advertising Rates.

Business Cards, one year. one dollar per line.
Local notices, among local reading matter, ten
'en:s per lima for each insertion.
business notices, i've cents per limo each insertion.
Births, Marriages and Deaths free.
Obituaries, Resolutions, Cards Of Thanks, e.c,
st aivertisins rates
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WIT AND HUM0R.

A kidnaper--paregoric.--Bos Boston
Bulletin.
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Miss Dewdrop-"Don't you think
Mr.. Rosebush has very sensitive
mouth ?"
Miss Rayne (blushing violently
"How should | know IBID. Bits.
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Helen--Mamma, what is casus
belli2
Mother-My child, never speak Of
anything so indelicate. 1t is the Lat.
in for stomachache.-Life.
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Some very fashionable women
would no doubt be happy if they
could My seize upon and wear the
hustle made by large crowd in a
small room.-Charlestown Enterprise.
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A Calais widower gave man $40
for lights and fuel and the privilege
Of courting his daughter. The girl
refused to have him, and the widower
tried to get his money back, but the
father says he traded for keeps and
won't refund. This is a risky form of
Observation-Disclosures Journal
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1t is very wicked for men to firt,
but the women are to blame for il
after all if there were no women it
is certain that men would never think
of flirting.-Somerville Journal.
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Two passengers on the train became
involved in heated controversy,
which finally waxed so hot that one of
them called the other a liar.
What's that, a liar?" and he was
on his feet in instant.
"Yes, a liar, was the emphatic re-
sponse, cor my name amt John Smith
of Smithville."
"What, the hardware merchant p
"The same"
"Mr Smith, I'm delighted to know
you. l represent Messrs. Sharpedge
Il Co., Of New York, and can show
you line of samples that will make
your hair curl."-Ex.
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Professor-Mr. Smith, can you give
me good illustration of reserve pow
er?
Mr.. Smith-Yes, sir; a mule wait
ing for fool.-Burlington Free Press.
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dured.-Lowell Citizen.
Henry George used to be an inspect
or of gas meters, but he has been pro-
moted-he is something of gas met
er himself now.-Life.
Many of the car wheels now used
are made Of paper. Here's chance
for some more tall lying about paper
circulation.-Yonkers Statesman.
"What is more lovely than peace
full grandmother ?" asks an exchange.
Her granddaughter. If that is not
the right answer, we give it up
Omaha World.
The red flag species of Socialists
don't want the earth. They only want
the land and the lager. The rest of
the folks can have the water.-Oil
City Blizzard.
Old lady livery much shocked]-
Little boys, what are you playing
Skinny" for on the Sabbath day.
Little boys-We're playin' for fl
cents a game.-Life.
"And how do like your new place,
Mary"
mot at all, nam. The mistress do
not use sich beautiful perfume as yees
did" Boston Transcript,
Helen--Mamma, what is casus
belli?
Mother-My child, never speak OF
anything so indelicate. 1t is the Lat.
in for stomachache.-Life.
1t is very wicked for men to firt,
but the women are to blame for il
after all if there were no women it
is certain that men would never think
of flirting.-Somerville Journal.
Miss Dewdrop-"Don't you think
Mr.. Rosebush has a very sensitive
mouth ?"
Miss Rayne (blushing violently
"How should | know IBID. Bits.
Professor-Mr. Smith, can you give
me a good illustration of reserve pow
err?
Mr.. Smith-Yes, sir; a mule wait
ing for fool.-Burlington Free Press.
Some very fashionable women
would no doubt be happy if they
could 'nly seize upon and wear the
hustle made by large crowd in a
small room.-Charlestown Enterprise.
A Calais widower gave a man $40
for lights and fuel and the privilege
of courting his daughter. The girl
refused to have him, and the widower
tried to get his money back, but the
father says he traded for keeps and
won't refund. This is risky form Of
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Now, Mary Ann" said the teach.
er, addressing the foremost of the
class in mythology. "wbo was it sup
ported the world on his shoulders ?"
1T was Atlas, ma'am." "And who
supported Atlas T. "The book does
not say, but guess his wife support.
ed him. Chicago Sunday National
Higgins-"I saw your name in print
to-day"
Virgins (who has been writing for
the Tin Pan Thunderer)-"Ah2
haven't seen the paper yet. Do you
think it was an able article ?"
Higgins-"Able to land you in Jail
Advertisement of an unpaid board
bill."-Tid-Bits.
"You don't mean to say that you
had to pay just as much for your pew
during the summer months when the
church was closed rs when il was
open ?"
Certainly"
"How ridiculous !"
"Oh, l don't know; | don't be-
grudge the money. l enjoyed the
pew quite as well as though | was in
it; better, if anything."-Bostou
Transcript.
Two passengers on the train became
involved in heated controversy
which finally waxed so hot that one Of
them called the other liar.
What's that, a liarY" and he was
on his feet in instant.
"Yes, liar, was the emphatic re-
sponse, cor my name amt John Smith
Of Smithville."
"What, the hardware merchant ?"
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Duluth, Scuth Shore & Atlantic Railway.
"THE sOo-MACKINAw SHORT LINE"
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO UPPER

and the Iron AND Copper Regions Of Lake super
or Traversing territory unequaicd for hunting,
fishing and camping.
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Sometimes a man who vhas all
shmiles und scrapes und bows comes
in my place. Vhas / Carl Dunder,
dot stury old wheel-horse who vhas
for right und reform vhas.. All
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nm Annihrr

Inst night was certainly a fatal one ior
sviichmon, cor before Squire barry had
returned from holding the inquest over
Fat llancy, squire Buiionhcw was sum.
muncd 10 The Kansas City yards 90 yiow
the crushed remains of Sam Hrown. who
hal hccn run over while In the discharge
II bis duty. Il WIS at the oomor IT
Butler street, rather 20 tie mar
81 the Goycr culd uomgo company. when
q Twilight train was backing wcstWiri.
Brown stood on the track, With lantern In
hand, guiding /. o. 10 moved toward him.
larimasior bruughton VAS some distance
away, and suddenly saw Browns Lantern
80 20 the ground. Before he could sigma.
the car had passed over tie fallen man
In stepping backward bis foot had caugh.
IN a frog Of The tmck, and In attempt
Ing 10 cXuicato Il, be- Lost hi
balance and fen AMI the Cl
passed over him bCiop be coul,
nse. lie idl ohliqucly acres the track
and the car mashed HE lower limbs an'
lower body. Death was instantaneous
Little could be learned Of the uniouunai
man, only that he was an lnshman. abou
thlry-Gvo years old, and had come her
from Canada thncc or for months ago
The Jury u Inquest returned a verdict Z
accidental killing.
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Johnny aud Louis sohn

ncdicatcd 90 theif brscaycd parntsl
IA Louis dead Has johnny fiownf
An. yes. sad hearts. Il b. but true.
To heaven their anvrl souls have gone,
10 rest aud makea home Cor you;
They watch and wait that day Ia come
When you will Join them Ia their home.
Yc, Louis q dead ne rcss above.
Aud waits cor ~ W iuln him there,
Whcn al T. happlnc aud love,
Aud where an sofruws disappear
uis life vas short-the call was given
That gave ~ him a home In heaven.
And Iohnny, too, has passed away,
And leit ~ herr ~ weep alone,
lie walu the coming ~ that day.
When Ne nr summoned to his throne,
Whsu al j. 10y and happiness
And where cliyc our King ~ blcs.
p l. N
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MEANNEss OF MATTHEW'S.
A Perfect Mania for Money, Whether b!
Fair or shady Methods.

A Perfect Mania for Money, Whether by
Fair or Shady Methods.
The crooked work OF II. s. Matthews is
still coming TO light. Itappcarsth that he went
in to make money in every way, regard
less OF shady methods. This may be the
result OF his disappointment OF realizing
on the alleged promises OF reward made
him for services on the Godwin jury, but
the chances are he has an uncomfortable
mania for money. which must DO grauied
in every way possible.
About u month ago Matthews purchased
from one Smith, a sale agent for ID. Apple
ton 4 Co.'S ~cyclopcdia, twenty-eight vol
umes Of that work, for Si60. soon there
after he sold them 20 :. lsaacs, a dealer in
books. Tor so, not disclosing the fact that
these books had been sold m a credit,
with the title and ownership retained in
the bin OF sale, by which Matthews was
prohibited from selling or otherwise dis
posing OF them. lsaacs was sued for the
books, before Esquire Tom Holman, and,
after u strong contest rs to title, the JUS
ticc decided against Isancs for the value OF
the books aud gave judgment against him
for SlG0. The ease was appealed, and the
Appleton agents settled the case, as the
books were recovered from Mr.. i. w.
| Taylor, who gave lSaacs SS4 for them.
lsaacs found Matthews and requested pay
mcnt Of the 500, but received no satisiac-
ton ~ 10 payment. lsaacs sworc out a
warrant before Esquire Holman and had
Matthews arrested lot disposing Of Apple
TOMS property, the specific charge being
obtaining the $40 under false and fraudu-
lent pretcnsc.
Wortunry Report.
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over siEht Hour, Late.

The Valley road passenger train, due
here al 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, did
not arrive until after q pm. The delay
was occasioncd hy q freight train wreck O
short distance this side Of Nicksburg, IN
which the engine was badly damaged.
81 lives were lost, but passengers ON the
Nlatcd train are minus their picty.
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Manufactured only by the California Tia
Syrup comi any, IAN Francisco. Cal. i
natures own true laxative. II " the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
bilious or costivc. 10 dispcl herdschtt, colds
and fcycn. 10 cure hnbitual constipation, w.
digestion, etc. For sale In ~ cents and u
bottles hy N. J. Hsister and al leading
druggists Van vlcct q 60, a. W. Jones 4
Co, W. \. Wilkcrson a Co, Mansfield 4
Co, have been appointed Wholesale agents
Of Memphis.
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In my stroll | met many who call them
selves the boxers Of the country, and, after
my conversation with many ofthcm, ! was
greatly amused by a good old nan, who
saia. with all earnestncsss "You can taik
about your thumpen and your boxers, but
there 4 one thing TINT will knock YOU out
about as quick as anything | know Of, and
that Is dyspepsia, or indigestion. IL will
make YOU feel moaner and worse in a
shorter space Of time than a good lick
from John l.. or Paddy r., or any OF the
slugrcrs." And one of the simplest and
best things Of the age for both is the old
reliable sol coleman's ko-ko tulu chewing
gum. II il n daisy.
Rrsr actual value 70 purchasers Of shoes
.nI aIinnora M Adicr'a B.
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Santa Claus has arrived and will receive
al good children next Tuesday morning
Largest variety II birthday, holiday and
bridal presents In Memphis Lowest pficrs
always. al LEUBklE FAIR, go MAIN
STREET.
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Santa Claus has arrived and will receive
on good ohildrn mex Tuesday morning.
largest variety u birthday, holiday and
bridal presents in Memphis, Lowest prices
always. az LEUBllEs FAIR, 20 MAIN
Strict
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ne o. ItsFe.
has arrived an

Santa Claus has arrived and viii receive
90 rryi children next Tuesday morning.
largest variety oi birthday, holiday and
bridal pus'uis In Memphis Lowest prices
always. nt LEuBElEs FAIR, 80 MAIN
STREET
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u your interest ID you want spcca
good bargains in mems or boys clothing
ull 10 g. l9wcnsi,iu's and take y0a.
choice Ia ou.i unHn.
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Kris Kringg|e'S
Proclamation
Old st. Nick Serves His Royal
Greeting to Memphis.
Proclamation TO the Citizens
Of Misunderstanding

Whereas, we, Kris Kringle l., sometimes
known as Santa Claus and S. Nicholas,
. intend visiting our beloved city Of Mem
phis on the NIGHT Of December 25, and
the morning Of December %, We do
hereby order our prudent and money
saving subjects to attire themselves In
nimcnt worthy Of u reception. For
this purpose we 10 hereby appoint the
MIsFIT CLOTHING PARL0Rs, at 262
Second street. as Clothicn to'our Maj
osty, and under the seal Of Il court do
pronounce the Clothing sold there rs un-
cqualed In style AMI quality and won
dcrfully low In prices for such excellent
material and make.
The MISFlTCL0rHING PARLoRshav.
ing been recommended by Kris Rhnglo
as lhe best place to buy Clothing, will
now offer some Wonderful Bargains.
We now announce
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Distribution by warls-Firt 3; Second,
2 Third, 1; Fourth, 3, Fifth, I; Sixth, q
Seventh. o. Eighth, Z; Nmth, 2, Icnth,
q city Hospital, 10. SIN born, ? White,
n. Colorcd, ~. Total, 40.
n. \. WuuaNs0s, MD,
Secretary Ilaard Of Health.
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I1LNcK GoRDoN SIT HrDH ALiBEiAI,
Is wesri will be- pail mi uu Ututn to u. W.
Smith, sN Main slIvcs
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AsY gentleman will appreciate n o.
Samelson's elegant mccnchaum pipes IS a
Chnstma1 pnHrnt.
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KoEo rrLu will b. given away 10y Santa
Claus Christmas eve.
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H. II. B,rpviy & Co., gj5l Main street,
will scll YOU a handsome piano on easy
monthly payments.
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Ite a. IIIere.

Damn turkeys Cor the holidays from
Kifk Alien 60.
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strmiSo s~ilycruarc and French clocks,
prices tie lowest. O0olman's, 2ss Main,
corner VI Madison.
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Kogo nav is alishtning destroyer Of
suffering.
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GoopnsS's. 2ss Main, corner 81 Mali-
fon, for watches and diamonds.
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Mr~rnscHAuN goods Of every description
Ut very low prices, at samelsonis Cigar Pal
ace.
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ne L. Here.

No cmp's slocking would be complete
without koko tulu.
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Bioorsr drive. In Clothing TO be had at
l. L~0wcnsicin's.
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seaiis a aeriwe,hsr

Ar attracting much attention by = display
Of foot seaI u~n,urpaeod inquallty and style.
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CooN's cIeurion, a. Dime Museum.
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silk handkcrchiefs.
silk muflers, Cashmere muttiers.
In this department We are showing
the largest and most desirable assortment
ever offered by any house. Our stock
comprises the newest styles, in endless va
rioty, in qualities to meet the purse OF the
most economical.
Buyer, don't waste your time, but come
to headquarters for fine goods at low prices.
silk umbrellas, silk umbrellas.
Ladies' plain and embroidered kids,
misses kids.
Gents kids, plain and fur-lined.
Gents wool gloves.
Gents neckwear.
Gents %suspcnders.
Gents, cardigan jackets.
ladies' cashmere scarfs, crochet shawls.
ladies leather and plush bags, pocket
books.
Lace bed sets.
Table and sidcboard scaris.
Lace and plush tides.
Silk hosiery.
Lisle and cotton hose.
Dress robes and combination dresses, re-
gardless Of cost.
Our entire line Of plush wraps at special
reduction.
ladies and gents toilet sets at closing
prices.
Fine mankctsi Fine BIanketsl
10 pair SIS blankets for $40.
% pair 1874 California, alLwool, - IS.
10 pair Ia California, fancy border,
$3.50.
To avoid the rush, call early and secure
first choice.
our store will be open every night next
week.
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The only ouinpsny IN the United STATS uIat eye
rave q rofrnft musical representation OF "a
charming upcuL
Aonday Deosonbsf S-xATE cAsTLEroN.
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rinta. Abbott as the Good ncvi,"
Abbott Thrvc Prime ponne ani knurV COMPANY
In the rhst
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GERBER g. METTE.
IMMENSE DISPLAY OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Special Low Prices This Week.
ladies' handkcrchiefs.
Gents handkerchiefs.
Childrcn's handkerchief.
silk handkcrchiefs.
Silk muflcrs, Cashmere mutiiers.
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"MANNA, please tell Santa Claus TO
bring me a box Of Sol Coleman's koko
tulu.
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SATURDAY,
GRAND ENMA ABBofr MATINEE

SATURDAY NiGHT-farcwell-Em Emma Abbott
YIN YIN.
.saranI Am annN
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Pianos aud Organs Tor the Holidays.
At d. IL. Baldwin * Co.'S, 2574 Main
street.
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Fine niankctsi Fine nIankets,
GERBER 81 METTE.
2o7 Main street.

Bio line Of splendid oyercoats, made in
the best and latest style, a. prime cost.
Call and see them at l.. Lowenstein's.
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cno.csrD Diamonds, all grabs, rhaycr's.
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Brsr actual value 70 purchasers Of shoes
and slippers nj Adler'A
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FRIDAY -Tirt time here, Aubcr sparkling open
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wortuary Report.


For the week ending Saturday, December i
1887, at q O'Clock pm: